How does the visa extension work if I want to stay longer than 60 days?

Which visas can be extended?

All Single-Entry C-visas (C1, C2, C3, C4, C6, C9, C22) and Multiple-Entry D-visas (D1, D2) can be extended two (2) times, each time for 60 additional days.
This allows a maximum stay of up to 180 days.
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When should I start the extension?

You should start your extension at least 10 days before your visa expires.
You may also apply earlier, but immigration will only process the extension around 14 days before the expiration date.

How to extend your visa

1. Purchase the visa extension on our website.

2. Submit your documents through our online form.
   (Passport ID page, photo, onward ticket, etc. depending on the visa type.)

3. We check your documents and contact you if anything is missing.

4. We submit your extension to the Indonesian Immigration system.

5. We inform you about your appointment date and time at the Immigration Office
   – you can share your preferences and we’ll try to accommodate them.

6. You go to Immigration in person, have your photo and fingerprints taken and answer a few short questions if needed.

7. We finalize your extension and send your extended stay permit (ITK) to you by email.

Do I need to appear in person?

Yes. If you extend your visa via our agency, one personal visit to the local Immigration Office in Indonesia is required for:

• photo

• fingerprints

• short verification

You have to take your passport to the immigration appointment. After the appointment, you take your passport back with you.